On a very hot day near Rongjiang we are still in good spirits.
The view from our hotel balcony on a cold and rainy morning in Fenghuang, Hunan Province.
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Bad weather
Weather has been not so good for us the lately. The climate here is humid to start with. When it's sunny, it's 34C/90F and muggy. When it's rainy/cloudy, it's 18C/60F, damp, though this is rising each day. We had two whole days of rain over the weekend and had to abandon our plan to trek to a village near Congjiang, Guizhou.
On a very hot day near Rongjiang we are still in good spirits.
The view from our hotel balcony on a cold and rainy morning in Fenghuang, Hunan Province.
On a very hot day near Rongjiang we are still in good spirits.
The view from our hotel balcony on a cold and rainy morning in Fenghuang, Hunan Province.
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